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The Complete Studio Recordings is a box set of all of the studio material released by the Swedish pop group ABBA. It was released on 7 November 2005 and consists of 9 CDs and 2 DVDs, plus a full colour booklet with timeline and photos. Another booklet containing the complete lyrics was also included.

There is one CD for each original studio album. These CDs also include bonus tracks in the form of non-album tracks and non-English versions. The final CD contains additional rare tracks, primarily material released after the group's final studio album. Of particular interest is the rare alternate mix of 'Waterloo', which has never been available on CD before. The extended mono version of 'On and On and On'—featuring an extra verse and previously only available as the soundtrack to the song's video—is also released on CD for the first time.

The two DVDs feature all of the band's music videos (except 'When I Kissed the Teacher' video), plus a documentary (The History) and concert footage from the television special Dick Cavett Meets ABBA, a co-production between Polar Music International and Sveriges Television (SVT). Five of the performances from Dick Cavett are included on the DVD, as four of the original nine songs are no longer to be found in the SVT archives. Some of these tracks from this performance later have been included on 'The Visitors – Deluxe Edition', which was released in April 2012.

The Complete Studio Recordings was a strictly limited edition release, only available for a limited period of time and in limited numbers. However, a simpler version of the box set featuring only the 9 CDs and the timeline booklet was released in Denmark in 2006.

The box set was re-released in 2008 to coincide with the release of Mamma Mia! but had limited chart success, mainly due to its high price tag.

As of 2018, The Complete Studio Recordings is not in print and many of the tracks included have made their way on to deluxe editions of ABBA's established albums.

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Track listings[edit]

CD 1: Ring Ring (1973)[edit]

1. 'Ring Ring'
2. 'Another Town, Another Train'
3. 'Disillusion'
4. 'People Need Love'
5. 'I Saw It in the Mirror'
6. 'Nina, Pretty Ballerina'
7. 'Love Isn't Easy (But It Sure Is Hard Enough)'
8. 'Me and Bobby and Bobby’s Brother'
9. 'He Is Your Brother'
10. 'She's My Kind of Girl'
11. 'I Am Just a Girl'
12. 'Rock'n Roll Band'

Bonus tracks

13. 'Ring Ring (Bara du slog en signal)' (Swedish version of 'Ring Ring')
14. 'Åh, vilka tider'
15. 'Merry-Go-Round'
16. 'Santa Rosa'
17. 'Ring Ring' (Spanish version)
18. 'Wer Im Wartesaal Der Liebe Steht' (German version of 'Another Town, Another Train')
19. 'Ring Ring' (German version)

CD 2: Waterloo (1974)[edit]

1. 'Waterloo'
2. 'Sitting in the Palmtree'
3. 'King Kong Song'
4. 'Hasta Mañana'
5. 'My Mama Said'
6. 'Dance (While the Music Still Goes On)'
7. 'Honey, Honey'
8. 'Watch Out'
9. 'What About Livingstone?'
10. 'Gonna Sing You My Lovesong'
11. 'Suzy-Hang-Around'

Bonus tracks

12. 'Ring Ring' (U.S. 1974 remix)
13. 'Waterloo' (Swedish version)
14. 'Honey, Honey' (Swedish version)
15. 'Waterloo' (German version)
16. 'Hasta Mañana' (Spanish version)
17. 'Ring Ring' (UK 1974 remix)
18. 'Waterloo' (French version)

CD 3: ABBA (1975)[edit]

1. 'Mamma Mia'
2. 'Hey, Hey Helen'
3. 'Tropical Loveland'
4. 'SOS'
5. 'Man in the Middle'
6. 'Bang-A-Boomerang'
7. 'I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do'
8. 'Rock Me'
9. 'Intermezzo No. 1'
10. 'I've Been Waiting for You'
11. 'So Long'

Bonus tracks

12. 'Crazy World'
13. 'Medley: Pick a Bale of Cotton – On Top of Old Smokey – Midnight Special' (1978 remix)
14. 'Mamma Mia' (Spanish version)

CD 4: Arrival (1976)[edit]

1. 'When I Kissed the Teacher'
2. 'Dancing Queen'
3. 'My Love, My Life'
4. 'Dum Dum Diddle'
5. 'Knowing Me, Knowing You'
6. 'Money, Money, Money'
7. 'That's Me'
8. 'Why Did It Have to Be Me?'
9. 'Tiger'
10. 'Arrival'

Bonus tracks

11. 'Fernando' (from Greatest Hits (1975))
12. 'Happy Hawaii' (Early version of 'Why Did It Have to Be Me?')
13. 'La Reina Del Baile' (Spanish version of 'Dancing Queen')
14. 'Conociéndome, Conociéndote' (Spanish version of 'Knowing Me, Knowing You')
15. 'Fernando' (Spanish version)

CD 5: The Album (1977)[edit]

1. 'Eagle'
2. 'Take a Chance on Me'
3. 'One Man, One Woman'
4. 'The Name of the Game'
5. 'Move On'
6. 'Hole in Your Soul'

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7. 'Thank You for the Music'
8. 'I Wonder (Departure)'
9. 'I'm a Marionette'

Bonus tracks

10. 'Al Andar' (Spanish version of 'Move On')
11. 'Gracias Por La Música' (Spanish version of 'Thank You for the Music')

CD 6: Voulez-Vous (1979)[edit]

1. 'As Good as New'
2. 'Voulez-Vous'
3. 'I Have a Dream'
4. 'Angeleyes'
5. 'The King Has Lost His Crown'
6. 'Does Your Mother Know?'
7. 'If It Wasn’t for the Nights'
8. 'Chiquitita'
9. 'Lovers (Live a Little Longer)'
10. 'Kisses of Fire'

Bonus tracks

11. 'Summer Night City' (from Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (1979))
12. 'Lovelight'
13. 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)' (from Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (1979))
14. 'Estoy Soñando' (Spanish version of 'I Have a Dream')
15. 'Chiquitita' (Spanish version)
16. '¡Dame! ¡Dame! ¡Dame!' (Spanish version of 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)')

CD 7: Super Trouper (1980)[edit]

1. 'Super Trouper'
2. 'The Winner Takes It All'
3. 'On and on and On'
4. 'Andante, Andante'
5. 'Me and I'
6. 'Happy New Year'
7. 'Our Last Summer'
8. 'The Piper'
9. 'Lay All Your Love on Me'
10. 'The Way Old Friends Do'

Bonus tracks

11. 'Elaine'
12. 'Andante, Andante' (Spanish version)
13. 'Felicidad' (Spanish version of 'Happy New Year')

CD 8: The Visitors (1981)[edit]

1. 'The Visitors'
2. 'Head over Heels'
3. 'When All Is Said and Done'
4. 'Soldiers'
5. 'I Let the Music Speak'
6. 'One of Us'
7. 'Two for the Price of One'
8. 'Slipping Through My Fingers'
9. 'Like an Angel Passing Through My Room'

Bonus tracks

10. 'Should I Laugh or Cry?'
11. 'No Hay a Quien Culpar' (Spanish version of 'When All Is Said and Done')
12. 'Se Me Está Escapando' (Spanish version of 'Slipping Through My Fingers')

Songs from The Singles: The First Ten Years (1982)

13. 'The Day Before You Came'
14. 'Cassandra'
15. 'Under Attack'
16. 'You Owe Me One'

CD 9: Rarities[edit]

1. 'Waterloo' (Alternate mix)
2. 'Medley: Pick a Bale of Cotton – On Top of Old Smokey – Midnight Special' (Original 1975 mix)
3. 'Thank You for the Music' (Doris Day version)
4. 'Summer Night City' (Full-length version)
5. 'Lovelight' (Alternate mix)
6. 'Dream World'
7. 'Voulez-Vous' (Extended remix)
8. 'On and on and On' (Full-length version)
9. 'Put on Your White Sombrero'
10. 'I Am the City'
11. 'ABBA Undeleted: Scaramouche/Summer Night City/Take a Chance on Me/Baby/Just a Notion/Rikky Rock ’n’ Roller/Burning My Bridges/Fernando (Swedish version)/Here Comes Rubie Jamie/Hamlet III Parts 1 & 2/Free as a Bumble Bee/Rubber Ball Man/Crying Over You/Just Like That/Givin’ a Little Bit More'

DVD 1: The Videos[edit]

1. 'Ring Ring'
2. 'Waterloo'
3. 'Mamma Mia'
4. 'SOS'
5. 'Bang-A-Boomerang'
6. 'I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do'
7. 'Fernando'
8. 'Dancing Queen'
9. 'Money, Money, Money'
10. 'Knowing Me, Knowing You'
11. 'That's Me'
12. 'The Name of the Game'
13. 'Take a Chance on Me'
14. 'Eagle'
15. 'One Man, One Woman'
16. 'Thank You for the Music'
17. 'Summer Night City'
18. 'Chiquitita'
19. 'Does Your Mother Know?'
20. 'Voulez-Vous'
21. 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)'
22. 'I Have a Dream'
23. 'Super Trouper'
24. 'The Winner Takes It All'
25. 'On and on and On'
26. 'Happy New Year'
27. 'Lay All Your Love on Me'
28. 'Head Over Heels'
29. 'When All Is Said and Done'
30. 'One of Us'
31. 'The Day Before You Came'
32. 'Under Attack'

Bonus videos

33. 'Estoy Soñando'
34. 'Felicidad'
35. 'No Hay a Quien Culpar'
36. 'Dancing Queen' (1992 version)
37. 'The Last Video'

DVD 2: 'The History' and 'Live in April 1981'[edit]

• The History
  • Documentary (originally appeared on ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits DVD)
• Live in April 1981
  • Selections from ABBA's final live concert, originally broadcast as part of the television special Dick Cavett Meets ABBA.

1. 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)'
2. 'Super Trouper'
3. 'Two for the Price of One'
4. 'Slipping Through My Fingers'
5. 'On and on and On'

Charts[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^'The Complete Studio Recordings'. Allmusic. Retrieved 7 May 2013.
2. ^Gill, Jaime. 'Abba – Complete Studio Recordings'. Archived from the original on 12 May 2008. Retrieved 2015-08-03.CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link). Yahoo! Music.
3. ^'The Complete Studio Recordings'. Danishcharts. 2005. Retrieved 22 June 2015.

'Ring Ring' is a 1973 single by ABBA, which gave the group their big break in several European countries (although the rest of Europe, North America and Australia would be introduced to ABBA the following year). The song was written in Swedish by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, along with their manager Stig Anderson, with an original title of 'Ring Ring (Bara Du Slog En Signal)' ('Ring Ring (If Only You Called)'). Translation into English lyrics was helped by Neil Sedaka and Phil Cody. The Swedish version reached No. 1 in the Swedish charts.

'Ring Ring' tells of a lover waiting all alone by the telephone for the object of her desire to call.^[1]

History[edit]

After the success of 'People Need Love' in 1972 by Björn & Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid (as the group was then known), the group's manager, Stig Anderson, realised the potential of coupling the vocal talents of the women with the writing talents of the men. It was then decided that the quartet would record an LP. This eventually turned out to be the album Ring Ring.

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Andersson, Ulvaeus and Anderson were invited to submit a song for the selection process for choosing the Swedish entry for the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest. After several days, Andersson and Ulvaeus came up with the tune for the Swedish version of 'Ring Ring', with the working title 'Klocklåt' (Clock Tune). Stig Anderson wrote the lyrics with the intention of making a 'poppy' song, trying to remove the pomp and circumstance surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest at the time.

After this, the song was retitled 'Ring Ring'. To make it more accessible to a universal audience, Anderson asked American songwriter Neil Sedaka, together with his songwriting partner, Phil Cody, to pen the lyrics for an English version.

On 10 January 1973, the song was recorded at the Metronome Studio in Stockholm. Michael B. Tretow, the studio engineer, collaborated with Andersson and Ulvaeus over many of their subsequent singles and albums. Tretow had read a book about record producer Phil Spector (Richard Williams' book Out of His Head: The Sound of Phil Spector),^[2] famed for his 'Wall of Sound' treatment to the songs that he produced. While Spector used several musicians playing the same instruments in the same recording studio at the same time, this was far too expensive for this case. Thus, Tretow's solution was to simply record the song's backing track twice, in order to achieve an orchestral sound. By changing the speed of the tape between the overdubs, making the instruments marginally out of tune, this increased the effect. This was unlike anything that had been done before in Swedish music.

However, when Björn & Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid performed 'Ring Ring' in the Swedish heats on 10 February 1973,^[3] they only finished third. Nevertheless, the song fared much better in the Swedish charts, both in its Swedish and English language incarnations, where it hit number one and number two respectively.

It was only now the quartet decided that performing as a group was a serious and realistic idea. They toured Sweden, and despite the failure of 'Ring Ring' to represent the country at the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, they began to prepare themselves for 1974's competition, with 'Waterloo'.

Reception and other versions[edit]

Though 'Ring Ring' did not get the opportunity to represent Sweden in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, the subtitled Swedish Version ('Bara Du Slog En Signal') performed extremely well in the Swedish charts, giving the quartet their first No. 1 hit. The English version did almost as well, peaking at No. 2 in Sweden, Norway and Austria, and reaching the Top 10 in the Netherlands, South Africa and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) charts. (On the official South African year-end chart for 1974, 'Ring Ring' was placed 13th; while its successor 'Waterloo' was placed as the 14th best selling singles for that year). It did, however, top the charts in Belgium, becoming the first of 16 chart-toppers for ABBA in that country. It was the group's first release in the UK in October 1973, but failed to chart, selling only five thousand copies.^[4] A remixed version of the song, with over-dubbed saxophone by Ulf Andersson, was later described by Carl Magnus Palm as having a 'superfluous saxophone solo and leaden sound',^[5] reached No. 32 in July 1974,^[6] with 'Rock'n Roll Band' issued on the B-side (after the No. 1 success of 'Waterloo'), and would later hit No. 7 in Australia during the height of 'ABBAmania'. A second remixed version, different than but based on the one released in the UK, was included as a bonus track on the original US and Canadian release of the Waterloo album. A German-language version of the song was also recorded, and was released in what was then West Germany, but failed to chart. A Spanish version was also recorded (with lyrics by Doris Band), but this was not released until the 1993 CD compilation Más ABBA Oro in selected countries, and internationally on the 1999 edition of ABBA Oro: Grandes Éxitos.

The master tapes of the 1974 remix were presumed missing, or at least unobtainable, for some years. For this reason, it did not appear on the 1994 4-CD box-set Thank You for the Music. In 1999, a CD box-set of singles was released. The 1974 single remix was included, but had been mastered from a vinyl single as the master tape was still not available. However, in 2001, The Definitive Collection was released which finally included the 1974 single remix sourced from the master tape. It was later revealed on Carl Magnus Palm's website that Polar Music had acquired the single master tapes from Epic Records in the UK. This had presumably occurred between 1999 and 2001.

Track listings[edit]

Sweden

A. 'Ring Ring (Bara Du Slog En Signal)'

B. 'Åh vilka tider'

UK, Spain, Brazil, Italy, France, Germany, Peru, Austria, Netherlands

A. 'Ring Ring' (English version)

B. 'Rock'n Roll Band'

Sweden, Denmark, Columbia

A. 'Ring Ring' (English version)

B. 'She's My Kind of Girl'

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Germany

A. 'Ring Ring' (German version)

B. 'Wer Im Wartesaal Der Liebe Steht'

Personnel[edit]

ABBA

• Agnetha Falkstog – lead and backing vocals
• Anni-Frid Lyngstad – lead and backing
• Björn Ulvaeus – harmony and backing vocals, rhythm guitar
• Benny Andersson – backing vocals, keyboards

Additional personnel and production staff

• Janne Schaffer – lead vocals guitar
• Rutger Gunnarsson – bass
• Ola Brunkert – drums

Chart positions (Swedish and English versions)[edit]

Official versions[edit]

• 'Ring Ring (Bara Du Slog En Signal)' (Swedish Version)
• 'Ring Ring' (English Version)
• 'Ring Ring' (English Version) - (1974 Remix, UK Single Version)
• 'Ring Ring' (English Version) - (U.S. Remix 1974)
• 'Ring Ring' (German Version)
• 'Ring Ring' (Spanish Version)
• 'Ring Ring' (Medley of Swedish, Spanish and German Versions)

Cover versions[edit]

• Magnus Uggla recorded a rock version of the song in 1979.
• In 1977, Tina Arena and John Bowles recorded a version for their album Tiny Tina and Little John.
• In 1978, a Swedish country band called Nashville Train (which included some of ABBA's own backing band members) recorded the song on their album ABBA Our Way.
• In 1992, Swedish alternative rock band Sator recorded a version for the Swedish tribute album ABBA: The Tribute.
• In 2000, Swedish band The Black Sweden included a cover of the song on their ABBA tribute album Gold. The beginning of this version includes a riff from the Judas Priest song 'Breaking the Law'.
• The 1995 New Zealand compilation Abbasalutely includes a cover by Breast Secreting Cake.
• A eurodance cover version can be found on the 1999 album ABBAdance by Angeleyes.
• Studio 99 released two versions of the song on their ABBA tribute albums, one performed in the traditional ABBA style & the second a slower, techno-oriented mix, heavily based off the U.K. remix.
• Australian rock band Audioscam covered the song on their 2008 album Abbattack. Samples from the album can be heard on their official MySpace page.^[7]
• In 2012, Norwegian band The Dahlmanns^[8] recorded a version for a fund raising cd titled 'Super Hits of the Seventies' for radio station WFMU.

In popular culture[edit]

• The song features in the film ABBA: The Movie (1977), during a girl's ballet class.
• In the episode of Still game, Ring, while waiting for the ring for Tam Mullen. Winston Ingram sings the first line of the chorus.

On 5 December 2010, on a poll on British channel ITV1, for The Nation's Favourite ABBA song 'Ring, Ring' (1974 version) was voted No. 25.

References[edit]

1. ^Scott, Robert (2002) 'ABBA: Thank You for the Music - The Stories Behind Every Song', Carlton Books Limited: Great Britain, p. 26
2. ^Vincentelli, Elisabeth (31 March 2018). 'The Year Abba channeled Phil Spector and conquered the world'. Salon. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
3. ^Faltskog, Agnetha & Ahman, Brita (1997) 'As I Am: ABBA Before & Beyond', Virgin Publishing, p.46
4. ^Scott, Robert (2002) 'ABBA: Thank You for the Music - The Stories Behind Every Song', Carlton Books Limited: Great Britain, p.26
5. ^Carl Magnus Palm (20 February 2014). 'Abba: Bright Lights Dark Shadows'. Books.google.co.uk. p. 344. Retrieved 14 May 2016.
6. ^'Official Singles Chart Top 50 - 7 July 1974-13 July 1974'. The Official UK Charts Company. Retrieved 30 November 2018.
7. ^Au. 'Audioscam Gratis muziek, tourneedata, foto's, video's'. Profile.myspace.com. Archived from the original on 5 August 2010. Retrieved 13 August 2012.
8. ^'The Dahlmanns - Listen and Stream Free Music, Albums, New Releases, Photos, Videos'. Myspace.

External links[edit]

• Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics